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Own Car Driver Salary

Suresh Chandra (Manager - Accounts) (206 Points)

10 February 2010

Dear Sir,

I am paying driver salary (Own Car) per month 3500. Can I make a deduction in my salary income?

Please guide me in this case.

Thanks / Regards,

Suresh Chandra

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Ratan Deep Saxena (Asstt Manager (Accounts & Finance)) (2998 Points)
Replied 10 February 2010

if such expenses is reimbursed by company then u cn't take such as deduction.

ratan

Amir (Learner) (4016 Points)
Replied 10 February 2010

Dear Suresh,

If ur company is reimbursing you for Driver's salary & the Driver is used only for official purposes then u can deduct the salary of driver ut to the maximum of what ur company is paying u.

Bimal Thacker (Proprietor) (762 Points)
Replied 10 February 2010

No deduction for driver's salary paid for own car from salary Income.

However if the driver's salary paid by employee and then reimbursement by the company and driver is for the official purpose only then it will not consider for perquisities.

Ameet (L) (1678 Points)
Replied 10 February 2010

Driver is used for official purpose, then it will not be consider as perquisites.

saranraj (CA FINAL) (419 Points)
Replied 10 February 2010

Mr. Suresh

Reimbursed by the company -Include the reimbursed amount in salary and from that reduce the amount paid to driver.

Not reimbursed by the company - cannot be deducted.

Salary to director directly paid by the company - considered as perquisite to employee and the value of the perquisite is included in the employees salary.

Regards

R.Saranraj B.Com, IDA

Rama Krishna (Dy.Manager Finance) (38 Points)
Replied 19 June 2012

if driver's salary paid by company through pay-slip and such driver is totally used for official purpose, then such amount can be claimed as deduction from your salary. if it is not farming part of ur salary, and reimbursed from company, then it is a perquisite, thouhg such driver is officially used.(plz refer rule 3 of IT)